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How do I determine the size of Total Image Data on my server (Win 2008 R2)?
Posted on 2013-11-05
Trying to fill out an assessment form for SunGuard Recover2Cloud. One of the question on the form is
Column 13: Total Image Data - How much data (in GB's) is in the form of images? i.e. JPG, PDF, TIFF etc...
What do they mean by image data? How do I determine the size in GB?
Column 13: Total Image Data - How much data (in GB's) is in the form of images? i.e. JPG, PDF, TIFF etc...
What do they mean by image data? How do I determine the size in GB?
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you can use windirstat
http://windirstat.info/
it will give you statistics of what you select - either a folder or entire volume - and on the right will break down by file extension, giving the total number of files and size
the image data is any image format as listed there also bmp, gif, png and other formats
http://windirstat.info/
it will give you statistics of what you select - either a folder or entire volume - and on the right will break down by file extension, giving the total number of files and size
the image data is any image format as listed there also bmp, gif, png and other formats
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you may simply run this on the command prompt to see the total files and size in bytes.
DIR C:\*.JPG;*.BMP;*.PDF;*.TIF
where C: is the drive letter of the volume where your data files are stored.
DIR C:\*.JPG;*.BMP;*.PDF;*.TIF
where C: is the drive letter of the volume where your data files are stored.
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